No she did not "actually audition for elphaba first" she's wanted to play glinda since she was 9 years old lol. She did have to sing 2 of elphabas songs but she was very clearly going for glinda to start.

@@kaidaniel8117 she’s also said publicly that Elphaba was also a dream roll. “ I would cancel my whole shit tomorrow. For a chance to play Elphaba in Wicked? Absolutely” they exact words of Ariana Grande.

@stoneytony8694 yeah lol of course. But she wanted glinda. She'd be happy with being a freaking tree if it meant she got to be in it.

@@stoneytony8694Yes she did say that but just because she loves Wicked. But it has always been Glinda since she saw it the first time. Also she definitely didn’t audition first for Elphie cause she has told everybody multiple times she came in fully pink on her first audition. Jon wanted her to read for both parts but she wanted Glinda from the start 😅

We need to relearn the art of empathy and sympathy again. We can agree that money and access are advantages that could/ should make life easier for most while also understanding that there are terrible things that people can experience that we may never understand no matter what someone’s financial or educational background may be. Being mentally and emotionally manipulated as a child by adults and people you should trust into doing things you never should be doing can be traumatic for anyone no matter how much money you make from it. Feeling guilty that your event and craft was used to hurt people you wanted to bring joy to is traumatic no matter how much money the event made. Losing a loved one/ friend to drug abuse and then having the world blame you is traumatic for anyone no matter how many “fans” you have or people know you. We need to stop pretending that money and fame make a person untouchable to bad experiences and negative emotions. If you only want to watch/listen to artists when they’re not opening up and being themselves, then do that, but maybe listening to interviews where they express themselves as a full person isn’t for you and we can understand that while agreeing that it’s not for anyone to judge their desire to be more than just their job. Being an actress, singer, or influencer is just a job and they should feel free to change their job if they want, to take a break if they want, and to share as much of or as little of themselves in their work as they want. I don’t know when we started to believe that we are entitled to tell other people how to do their job, but I think we would all benefit from relearning the art of leaving things that don’t suit you, but don’t hurt anyone else alone.

Unfortunately there are morons that just hear but not listen. What she went through terrorist attacks, friends dying of overdose these are def not ‘first world problems’ but real problems.

You held a concert that got bombed?

You dated someone who died and got blamed for it by crazed fans? Yeah that must be hard

No one knows who you are babes

Girl, if that’s normal life to you that can just be shrugged off , you need to see a therapist because your baggage must be piling up in there

@@matthewrandell5055she was not hurt or anyone she knows. People get disabled from accidents or lose loved ones. Get a grip.

Really? All day? Get a life.

Bald kitties were very trendy in the 2000s. Glad some hair made a comeback, though - It's there for a good reason.

@hannahb7038 People have been saying that hair is "coming back" for over a decade, but it most certainly isn't 🌳 Women are balder than ever 💯

@Brown87 Look at chicks like Riley Reid...Also, ask any OB/GYN, and they'll tell you it's there as a protective barrier. There's no benefit at all, other than aesthetical, for removing it. The adult industry brainwashed people into thinking negatively.

I don't think I can get tired of watching it ever.